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flexivore

flexivore noun: one who is usually or primarily carnivore, but not strictly so.

Noun

flexivore (plural flexivores)

  1. One who is usually or primarily carnivore, but not strictly so.

Adjective

flexivore (comparative more flexivore, superlative most flexivore)

  1. Being a flexivore.
  2. (usually, a diet) Being what a flexivore might eat.

Forms of flexivore

Noun
pluralflexivores
Adjective
comparativemore flexivore
superlativemost flexivore

Origin of flexivore

Blend of flexible + carnivore.

Questions about flexivore

What does flexivore mean?
Flexivore means one who is usually or primarily carnivore, but not strictly so.
What part of speech is flexivore?
Flexivore can be a noun or an adjective.
What is the plural of flexivore?
The plural of flexivore is flexivores.

Words near flexivore in the dictionary

  1. flexive
  2. flexivirid
  3. flexivirids
  4. flexivirus
  5. flexiviruses
  6. flexivore
  7. flexivores
  8. flexiwork
  9. flexiworker
  10. flexiworkers
  11. flexiworking

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